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Read more →May 10, 2012 USA Today by Tim Mullaney After April’s employment report brought word of 15,000 more cuts of government workers, are states and local governments closer to the bottom? Sort of. States are stabilizing as tax receipts tick up. They’re helped by the upward march of private-sector jobs, which climbed by 130,000 as… Continue Reading Local Government Budgets Still Call for Workforce Cuts
May, 2012 Sources: Phoenix KJZZ News Radio; Arizona Republic The long awaited Maricopa County Superior Court South Court Tower in downtown Phoenix is now open, having held its grand opening on the day of Arizona’s centennial celebration – February 14, 2012. The new tower is located south of the main courthouse on Jefferson, with… Continue Reading New Maricopa County Arizona (Phoenix) Criminal Court Tower Opens
May, 2012 Source: ABA Journal Weekly Newsletter; Allison Guidette, Thomson Reuters When I speak with law firm leaders lately, one thing comes through loud and clear: the challenges and pressures they face are, in many ways, unprecedented. The legal industry is going through dramatic changes in response to the evolving needs of clients. Today,… Continue Reading Drive for Greater Legal Efficiencies Similar to Reengineering Pressures on Courts
The NCMC Executive Committee, chaired by Washington D.C. Senior Judge Rufus King III, announced today that the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida led by Chief Judge Belvin Perry, Jr. will host the 47th Annual gathering of metro presiding judges and court administrators on October 19-21, 2011. The Ninth Judicial Circuit, one of 20 judicial circuits… Continue Reading The 2011 and 2012 Annual Meetings and Education Sessions will be held in Orlando and Pittsburgh, respectively.
This year’s 46th Annual Meeting and Education Session in L.A. comes at a time when many courts continue to readjust budgets, reduce expenditures, and revamp programs. “In the third year of the continuing recession, court leaders are becoming savvier regarding funding flexibility in order to attend helpful education sessions such as planned for Los Angeles,”… Continue Reading 2010 Conference, scheduled for October 20 – 23 in Los Angeles, will be low cost for attendees.
The NCMC Executive Committee, meeting on October 14, 2009, authorized that all future conferences beginning with the 2010 Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, scheduled to take place October 20-23, 2010, be sited at educational facilities managed and operated by the urban court host rather than locating the event at a hotel. Under this plan, the… Continue Reading Themes and programs for 2010 educational sessions focus on funding, re-engineering, and delay reduction.
Chief Judge Charles (Tim) McCoy, Executive Court Administrator Jack Clarke, Deputy Court Administrator Joi Sorensen and the judges and staff of the Superior Court in Los Angeles County have begun already to stretch out the educational program for the 2010 Annual Meeting to be sited at the court’s main courthouse in the heart of Los… Continue Reading Annual Meetings to be conducted at host court sites, not hotels, to save costs and enhance choices for participants
